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Career Collage
Photograph by Sarah Leen
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Among the first to recognize the potential of 35-mm color photography, Marden
became a pioneer of the new small-format cameras. In 1934 he wrote a book called Color Photography With the Miniature Camera. Two years later he experimented with the first Kodachrome 35-mm film, taking some test shots of a goldfish. He championed this revolutionary new film, touting its clarity and rich colors to his Geographic editors, who soon saw the light. The magazine—and the world of photojournalism—would never be the same.
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Camera:
Nikon F100
Film Type:
Fujichrome Velvia 50
Lens:
Nikkor macro
Speed and F-Stop:
Not recorded
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Weather Conditions:
N/A
Time of Day:
N/A
Lighting Techniques:
Strobe, spotlight strobe, and strobe with grid and warming
gel
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